I reckon we're in danger of raising a whole generation of undiscriminating couch potatoes afflicted by TV-induced Attention Deficit Disorder. |
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It doesn't help that medical journal editors are by and large undiscriminating in the papers they publish. |
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Her status as a celebrity will make many undiscriminating or unknowing people buy the book and take her arguments at face value. |
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Cirque du Soleil is dedicated to executing at a constant and undiscriminating level of quality regardless of the scale and scope of the project. |
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In general, the public loves science fiction, but there are levels to which even the most undiscriminating viewer will not sink, and this film reaches those. |
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To undiscriminating persons it can sometimes seem as if a stamp of approval is being given to these religions. |
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The government is a very undiscriminating consumer but could be a lot more discriminating. |
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In the fall of 1918, soldiers returning home from the Great War, brought with them an undiscriminating, airborne killer. |
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Hospitality at his charming home at Barley was generous and undiscriminating. |
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To the most undiscriminating true believers, he was a disaster. |
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This film is for those undiscriminating movie-goers who want nothing more from a trip to the multiplex than loud, raucous, mindless entertainment. |
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Sadly it is true that many Brits are undiscriminating drinkers. |
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As we mentioned in the Carmignac Emergents report, all the emerging countries have been victims of an undiscriminating aversion to risk. |
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To this first ethical question concerning undiscriminating use of scientific parameters for legal purposes, the only possible answer is negative. |
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While not reflecting the problem in its entirety, these examples have the merit of attracting attention to specific cases that appeal to an undiscriminating public. |
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Nor undiscriminating following of a teacher's personality and whims. |
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It took six years and cost around £60m – yet the recent attempt to sort world-class from mediocre research in UK universities appeared remarkably undiscriminating. |
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He has a satisfaction in such achievements, of which the undiscriminating overdoser knows nothing. |
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At first, they were totally undiscriminating. |
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